United States · USD platform pricing
Supaorder pricing in the United States
Supaorder costs $129 USD per location per month for 1–3 locations in the United States. Unlimited orders and every app are included, with zero platform commission.
Prices are set for this market, not converted at a live exchange rate. Request USD invoicing and confirm it in your quote. Taxes are excluded.
Supaorder pricing in United States at a glance
- Entry price
- $129 USD per location per month (1–3 locations)
- Billing currency
- USD, set for the United States
- Orders
- Unlimited, zero platform commission
- Setup
- Currently waived for early customers
- Taxes
- Excluded; confirmed in your quote
- Local payments
- Stripe, Finix, Stripe Terminal, Cash, card on delivery, card terminal — live today
One plan. A lower rate as you add locations.
The rate for your location count applies to each location. There is no separate software charge for the POS, kitchen display, kiosk or loyalty tablet.
| Locations | Per location | Included |
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| 1–3 locations | $129 USD per location per month | Unlimited orders · all apps included |
| 4–9 locations | $109 USD per location per month | Unlimited orders · all apps included |
| 10+ locations | $89 USD per location per month | Unlimited orders · all apps included |
Published prices for new accounts. Taxes excluded. Compare all plan features and terms.
What your monthly bill looks like
Monthly subscription totals for a restaurant group in this market. Taxes and separately charged services are excluded.
1 location
1 × $129 USD
$129 USD per month
4 locations
4 × $109 USD
$436 USD per month
10 locations
10 × $89 USD
$890 USD per month
What is included
Your branded ordering website and customer apps, partner app, admin tools, loyalty, POS register, kitchen display, self-order kiosk and loyalty tablet are included. Review device and integration requirements during setup.
Explore the platform featuresSetup and costs to budget separately
- Setup is currently waived for early customers.
- Payment processing, third-party delivery, messaging usage, hardware and developer-account charges where applicable are separate from the location subscription.
- Applicable VAT, GST or sales tax is excluded. Confirm the invoice currency, tax treatment and any custom integration work in your written quote.
- These are direct-customer prices for new accounts. Existing signed terms remain in place; white-label partners set their own retail prices.
Planning your launch in the United States
Separate the platform bill from your payment and delivery costs
Price your own restaurant ordering channel in US dollars, from a single location to a restaurant group. Online ordering, loyalty and the in-store suite share a location fee, so adding a kitchen display does not introduce a separate software plan.
Card payments and terminals
The platform includes Stripe and Finix integrations. Confirm merchant approval, processing rates and the exact terminal model before ordering hardware; processor availability alone does not validate a device.
Pickup, delivery and tips
Run a pickup and a delivery order through the demo, including a tip, refund and failed-payment case. If you use a third-party delivery service, budget its charges separately from the Supaorder subscription.
More than one tax jurisdiction
For a group operating across states or cities, bring example receipts for each location. Confirm tax, service-charge and tipping configuration with your adviser before rolling out the same menu everywhere.
Payment availability reference: Stripe Connect charge types. Regional guidance reviewed . Confirm current provider eligibility during onboarding.
On the receipt · state and local sales tax
Sales tax on restaurant and takeaway food in the United States
The United States has no federal sales tax or VAT: each state, and often each city or county, sets its own rate and rules for restaurant food. New York, for example, taxes all food eaten on the premises but exempts some unheated, grocery-style items sold to go, so tax has to be set per location.
| What is sold | Rate |
|---|---|
| Federal VAT or sales tax | None |
| State and local sales tax on restaurant meals | Varies by state and locality |
| Example, New York: food or drink for on-premises consumption | Taxable, hot or cold |
| Example, New York: unheated, grocery-style items sold to go | Exempt (sandwiches always taxable) |
Whether eat-in and takeaway are taxed differently depends on the state. Bring a dine-in order and a takeaway order to the demo and confirm how both rates will be configured and printed on receipts before you launch.
Rates as published by the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, as one example state, checked . This is general information, not tax advice; your accountant confirms the treatment of your menu, and the Supaorder subscription does not set it.
The stack we recommend
Best-fit integrations for a restaurant in the United States
The payment methods, couriers, messaging and POS that fit how customers in the United States actually order. Live means it is on the published integrations list today. On request means we build it for you: name it at the demo and your quote confirms the scope and timeline before launch. The in-store suite — POS register, kitchen display, kiosk and loyalty tablet — is included and needs none of them.
- Languages to enable
- English, with Spanish in many metros
- Marketplaces you compete with
- DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub
- How customers pay
- Cards and wallets; tips expected at checkout
- How customers want updates
- SMS
Payments
- Live Stripe — Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay with 3DS on your own account.
- Live Finix — Web wallets and card-present PAX terminals.
- Live Stripe Terminal — Card-present readers on the kiosk and register.
- Live Cash, card on delivery, card terminal — Live everywhere; test these first, no processor eligibility involved.
POS systems
- Live Toast — Two-way sync through the Toast partner connection.
- Live Clover — Orders both ways and the menu in from Clover, through an app on your Clover devices; on request during rollout.
- Live Square — POS sync only.
Delivery and dispatch
- Live DoorDash Drive — On-demand couriers with live quotes.
- Live Uber Direct — On-demand couriers with live quotes.
- Live Nash — Courier aggregation across providers.
- Live Shipday — Driver app and dispatch for your own drivers.
- Live Google Maps — Addresses, delivery zones and live driver tracking.
Messaging
- Live Twilio — SMS and voice order updates and campaigns.
- Live SendGrid — Email receipts and campaigns, or your own SMTP.
- Live OneSignal — Push notifications in the branded apps.
Provider coverage changes; each recommendation reflects how customers in the United States pay and order at the review date above, not a guarantee of any provider’s eligibility decision. Missing the one your customers use? Tell us at the demo.
Before you go live
A restaurant launch checklist for the United States
Six things to settle at the demo and test before the first live order, drawn from how customers in the United States pay, order and expect to be kept informed.
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Run one order end to end on each live payment path (Stripe, Finix, Stripe Terminal, Cash, card on delivery, card terminal) — success, decline and refund.
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Confirm at the demo that no on-request integration is missing for your customers.
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Enable the storefront languages customers need (English, with Spanish in many metros) with reviewed translations.
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Route order updates where customers read them (SMS) and send a test message before launch.
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Decide the delivery model — DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct, Nash, Shipday, Google Maps — and test a real address, a delivery zone edge and a cash-on-delivery reconciliation.
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Bring your receipt and tax requirements to the demo; the subscription does not set them. Position against DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub with your own channel’s zero commission.
Other markets in the Americas
Comparing a rollout across the region? Each guide carries its own published price and local stack, and the Americas overview lists the countries served without a page yet.
Pricing questions for the United States
How much does Supaorder cost in the United States?
Supaorder costs $129 USD per location per month for 1–3 locations in the United States. Unlimited orders and every app are included, with zero platform commission.
What does a four-location group pay in the United States?
Four locations cost $436 USD per month: four times $109 USD. The four-location rate applies to every location, with unlimited orders. Taxes and separately charged services are excluded.
What setup and external costs should I allow for?
Setup is currently waived for early customers. Payment processing, delivery providers, hardware and applicable taxes are separate. Confirm local-currency invoicing and any custom work in your quote.
Does the US location fee cover card processing and delivery?
No. Zero platform commission means Supaorder does not take a percentage of restaurant orders. Payment processing, delivery-service charges, hardware and applicable taxes are separate costs.
Which payment methods can Supaorder take in the United States?
Live today: Stripe, Finix, Stripe Terminal, Cash, card on delivery, card terminal. Built on request: ask about any other local method. On-request integrations are scoped and given a timeline in your quote before launch, so name the methods your customers use at the demo.
What should a US restaurant include in its ordering budget?
Count the monthly location subscription, payment processing, delivery-service charges and any hardware. Bring one pickup order and one delivery order with a tip and refund to the demo so the total cost and staff workflow are visible.
What sales tax applies to restaurant and takeaway food in the United States?
There is no federal sales tax or VAT; restaurant meals are taxed by states and localities, each with its own rate and rules. Some states, New York for example, tax all food eaten on the premises but exempt certain unheated grocery-style items sold to go. Confirm your receipt configuration with your accountant.
Pricing by country
Choose an English country guide for published fees, billing currency, the recommended local stack and launch considerations — or start from a region.
Bring your operating plan to a live demo
Share your launch country, expected volume, payment requirements and existing systems. We will map the scope to the published pricing and confirm the details in your quote.
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